The Holy Art Reviews 

it's a great experience to work with The Holy Art organization. I have been able to reach a total new public and also to show my art style in a dynamic form. Great idea to organize the 3 events close to each other in the agenda and in 3 nearby European cities.

Being selected to be part of the Amsterdam Exhibition was a privilege and pleasure especially due to the high standards of the other artists involved in am very humbled to be part of the show thank you so much

I have enjoyed being apart of this stand out and unique exhibition . i am glad to be part of this show where you painting s are on show in tow places at the some time .

And i thank the people behind the show for including me in this show . I loved seeing the photos of the show and seeing the art on show on these screens which just look cool with the fluorescent lighting .
this has been a cool thing to be apart of and if i could do this again them i would do .

I visited The Holy Art in Athens, in July 2023. Very polite reception who gave me some information and let me wonder around to see the exhibition. It is an impressive venue, sparkling new, with relaxing dimmed lighting, great use of technology, and with a beautidul selection of art. I look forward to visiting its future exhibitions, and it is a vital addition on the gallery map of Athens. Well done!

One of the best Art Gallery in the 🌎 world!!!

I was very happy to be able to work together with you! I'm proud to have been able to participate in such a wonderful event that I wouldn't have experienced if you hadn't reached out to me. I truly think it's amazing to be able to showcase digital works on the screen! Once again, I'm grateful for the opportunity to work with all of you. Thank you very much!

The Holy Art Gallery, a leading force in the contemporary and modern art scene, has captivated audiences both locally and internationally. With gallery locations in London and Athens, their commitment to curating thought-provoking exhibitions has left a lasting impression on visitors, myself included.
My visits to The Holy Art Gallery have been nothing short of transformative. The immersive experience offered by their exhibitions is an invitation to explore, question, and appreciate the power of artistic expression. The gallery's ability to curate such captivating shows is a testament to their keen eye for talent and their commitment to pushing the boundaries of contemporary art.
If you're seeking a place where art comes alive, where creativity unfolds in mesmerizing ways, The Holy Art Gallery is a must-visit destination. Prepare to be inspired, challenged, and moved as you delve into the extraordinary world of artistic imagination.

I visited The Holy Art and I was very welcomed ! I must admit that was the best experience I had and the hospitality of the staff and the owners was what made it even more special ! Great artists and beautiful environment! Thank you very much! I will come back soon xx

Special gallery, new side of Athens and new side of art, life time experience

I visited The Holy Art Fair in March and it was a great experience! As a visitor who happens to be an artist too I was amazed by the quality of work displayed there and the hospitality of the organization. I am looking forward to the next one! ;)

It was such a great experience at the holy art fair! The team was amazing and super helpful, the organization was excellent! I had the opportunity to meet artists from all around the world. I would totally recommend it!

I had an incredible time at their event in the OXO tower in South Bank recently. The artwork on display was brilliant and the layout of the fair was amazing, there were so many people! I will definitely be in attendance at their next fair.

Great art and the service was amazing would highly recommend a visit

The art is amazing 🤩 and the hosts were exceptional 🔥

I recently went to the Holy Art Fair at OXO tower, this was a great experience and the staff treated me and my girlfriend very well. I would greatly recommend this company as we had so much fun.

The holy art fair has been an amazing event to visit. Loads of amazing options to buy and very busy!

The Holy Art Fair at the Oxo Bargehouse was a great way to spend an afternoon. The art was diverse and impressive, with a range of styles and mediums on display, as well as affordable artwork.

The venue was spacious and airy, which allowed the art to shine. There was a positive energy and sense of community that made the experience even more enjoyable.

Overall, I'd recommend the Holy Art Fair to anyone interested in discovering new artists and enjoying a relaxed and creative atmosphere.

Artists Beware! As a full time professional artist, I went as a visitor to this show and was appalled at the layout, directional signage, lack of marketing locally and how the artists seemed to be crammed in to every corner of the spaces. It’s not about creating competition but about respect for each exhibitors work. Your replies to negative reviews only demonstrates a total lack of understanding of this. Then I found out how much you were charging! It’s simply outrageous for the spaces allocated. A simple google search will tell anyone how much the Bargehouse costs to rent. Multiply that by your exhibitors and it makes it impossible to justify, I left absolutely furious on behalf of all the exhibitors. Don’t make excuses, don’t just rely on the good comments, accept the criticism and do better next time or don’t do at all. Addendum:Thank you @Trustpilot for giving me the opportunity to edit my review. I do really hope you are also investigating all the positive reviews for The Holy Art Fair at The Bargehouse, it’s so heartening to see so many people joining the platform to give their first ever reviews for this fair and in no way would this undermine the credibility of a consumer-led review site l. Thank you The Holy Art fair for also attempting to use my post as a way to sell any possible perceived benefits of exhibiting with them. Having curated many art shows and several Arts Festivals over many years I believe I have a pretty good understanding of what it costs to stage an event of this nature. Hopefully anyone reading this and all the defensive, threatening and gaslighting responses to genuine reviewers is all anyone needs to read, as the saying goes, ‘if you are in a hole, stop digging.’

I visited the Holy Art Fair recently and was utterly disappointed with the shambolic event. I went to support my daughter (an artist) and was surprised at how badly run and inefficient the whole event was. Artists were crammed into small spaces and there was no breathing room to step back and admire a lot of the work on display.

Signage wise, there was a Holy Art Banner at the top of each stair case. Asides from this all signage was created by the artists themselves to help people navigate the veritable maze of rooms.

There was no disability access. The platform lift in Bargehouse DID NOT WORK. My (other) daughter in her manual wheelchair weighs approximately 100kg. The recommended maximum load for this lift is 225kg. She did not make it to the 1st floor in her manual wheelchair. Since the event I have personally contacted Coin Street (Bargehouse) regarding wheelchair access. I have provided them will all relevant details about weight/wheelchair/model and they have assured me that that is is suitable for this particular platform lift.

I also visited on the opening night. There was no 'reception'. There was no wine and no appetisers as expected.

Having seen your review responses across multiple platforms I'll end with Shakesphere ''The lady doth protest too much, methinks".

I went to this venue as a visitor and was dismayed at the state of the building. It felt unsafe dirty and unsuitable for an art event.The event was overcrowded and felt disorganised and there was too much art crammed into too little space so that the impact of the exhibits was too overwhelming and confusing. It was altogether badly presented and I would not go to this venue again